A year of As much time as I need to take 50 as many posed portraits with only one lightas many lights as I want; a project designed to improve my camera work while blessing the people I encounter. You can see older portraits here, read the (original) rules of the (now more fluid) project here, or leave a comment below with your feedback.

A year of As much time as I need to take 50 as many posed portraits with only one lightas many lights as I want; a project designed to improve my camera work while blessing the people I encounter. You can see older portraits here, read the (original) rules of the (now more fluid) project here, or leave a comment below with your feedback.

a fig leaf

The leaf means redeemed. It's compensation for all my deficiencies. The leaf means shameless. Not naked or trendy, simply covered. And there's no need to force fitting-in when you're wearing a giant leaf. The leaf means balance. Safe to be dangerous, loved to be loving, an advocate of both justice and mercy. This leaf is lasting - it won't fall off or fade. A holy veneer, it always protects and guards. Represented and taken care of. The leaf is Christ, my perfect covering.